⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Jody.Drummer]

The transfer of Noah Okafor is officially over. RB Leipzig will pay 1 million Euro for him on loan with an option to buy him at the end of the year for 25-28 million Euro. This option is not mandatory. He's a young player but his contribution to the offense is very limited. He didn't have a good game at AC Milan. Maybe he will play better in Germany. Since he was born in Switzerland, German is his native language and he will fit in well. I think RB Leipzig is a better team for him, but the option to buy price seems high to me. He has to show a very good performance for that fee to be paid.

I think this is a pretty good move, they tried it first with a loan status which I think is very safe. On the other hand, the previous owner of the club will definitely see the development of this player if he plays at another club, because there may be an obstacle that prevents him from making a big contribution.
Apart from that, for the player this is also something that is beneficial, because in terms of his position he is still safe and he can even add to his experience at a new club. It's just that whether he will be able to get a place in the main squad or not, it depends on how he shows his quality.

[bangjoe]

The transfer of Noah Okafor is officially over. RB Leipzig will pay 1 million Euro for him on loan with an option to buy him at the end of the year for 25-28 million Euro. This option is not mandatory. He's a young player but his contribution to the offense is very limited. He didn't have a good game at AC Milan. Maybe he will play better in Germany. Since he was born in Switzerland, German is his native language and he will fit in well. I think RB Leipzig is a better team for him, but the option to buy price seems high to me. He has to show a very good performance for that fee to be paid.

Noah is a young player and certainly has potential, but how much potential he has depends on how he trains and also plays on the field whether he is able to be much better than when he played at AC Milan or not, the price will decrease over time in my opinion, because there is a loan status and also prepayment before being fully paid by Leipzig, we will see how his debut with Leipzig is for his eligibility.
Whether he is able to make Leipzig stronger or not in the lane up now because every player who comes in and is new should give a much better color to the club, otherwise it will just be a waste of time and energy and he is likely to be returned or priced cheaply.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Tyrell Malacia could leave soon which isn't very surprising news. Manchester United bought him with big hopes but he couldn't even perform properly. That long-running injury was a big hit to his career there. It must be the main reason why they would like to part ways with him. For quite a while Dalot has been playing in his position. Actually there isn't even a LB in the current formation. Amorim prefers wing backs instead because of using a 3-defender formation. 

But I think the Red Devils should think of buying a new LB instead of using Dalot there. He is playing as an inverted back because of the conditions as Luke Shaw is also injured. Luke Shaw also doesn't have much future here.

Manchester United has to think about how to overhaul their defensive line. I don't really care whether it's Dalot or Tyler. All of them are consistently playing badly, and deserved to be sold.

I'm still often seeing Amorim used Dalot as a part of his line-up, but this rarely happened with Tyler. he has to go out, otherwise, he will never step up. Tyler has no value anymore in this club.

He must leave whatever his situation.

[Slow death]

But for now there is only a desire to take Rashford on loan, Milan and Barcelona at least, I don’t know about other teams.

Man United can sell Marcus Rashford to another club quickly if Man United does not set a high price tag I am sure Milan or other top clubs will want to bring in Rashford, I see Arsenal are interested in this player to add to their ammunition but looking at the news I read Arsenal only dare to offer 21 million Pounds for Marcus Rashford considering this player is no longer so sharp but I doubt Man United will release this player at a low price especially to a rival club.

From what I've read, Milan wants the player and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who is an advisor to Milan and was once a Manchester United player, wants to talk to Rashford. It seems to me that even if Milan offered the same price for Rashford, the Manchester United board would accept it. But the question is whether Rashford will accept going to Milan because they have a Portuguese coach with the same behavior as Amorin, while Dortmund is also interested in Rashford and in my opinion it would be more advantageous for Rashford to go to Dortmund.

Here you can read more details about Dormund's interest in Rashford:

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/13288070/marcus-rashford-transfer-latest-ac-milan-expected-to-make-formal-approach-for-manchester-united-forward

[Fiatless]

Complete agreed nothing matter after having 8 years at Tottenham and now playing 7 years for Manchester City he is looking for better opportunities he deserved this and no one can stop him from doing this at the age of 34 now just 3 or 4 more years are enough for going else where.

Already won more than one dozen trophies with Manchester City now going for other club to increase his tally of trophies is always amazing thing for any sportsman surely he deserved to be written in Manchester City legends list while his presence was always impressive for his club and never been easy time for his opponents.

Due to the money spinning nature of Saudi Professional League, moat players prefer to retire there. Before now, most players like to end their career in their boyhood club but now it is a good time to make more money. Some players are earning more in SPL than they have ever gotten at the peak of their careers.

Kyle Walker has achieved almost everything in football. Maybe he wants new challenges and wants to make more money in football. He has helped Manchester City to win 17 trophies since he came to the club eight years ago. His contribution to the club will not be forgotten and he deserves to be called a City legend.

[Zigabel]

Tyrell Malacia could leave soon which isn't very surprising news. Manchester United bought him with big hopes but he couldn't even perform properly. That long-running injury was a big hit to his career there. It must be the main reason why they would like to part ways with him. For quite a while Dalot has been playing in his position. Actually there isn't even a LB in the current formation. Amorim prefers wing backs instead because of using a 3-defender formation. 

But I think the Red Devils should think of buying a new LB instead of using Dalot there. He is playing as an inverted back because of the conditions as Luke Shaw is also injured. Luke Shaw also doesn't have much future here.

This is going to be one sales Manchester United may actually not regret and dta is because he's not meeting up with expectations as Manchester United did assumed before he was bought to the team.

A loan offer would be the best for him as many other teams are yet to show much intrest in him already,  he isn't even fitting into the Amorims strategy so for him it wouldn't be a challenge if he leaves, the best side for him to have gone to would have been the Italian side but there's no bid for him from there just yet as he likely will be able to fit in there better.

[Stepstowealth]

But I think the Red Devils should think of buying a new LB instead of using Dalot there. He is playing as an inverted back because of the conditions as Luke Shaw is also injured.

Another reason to begin sourcing for another LB is that Dalot can be pretty reckless as a player and that showed in their FA fixture against Arsenal where he was reckless all through the game to the extent of being sent out, almost costing Manchester United the game.

Here you can read more details about Dormund's interest in Rashford:

Rashford is more likely to join Dortmund than he is to join AC Milan, because of AC Milan's interest also in Walker. If Walker joins AC Milan, they will not have another space for another English player.

[mammusu]

Tyrell Malacia could leave soon which isn't very surprising news. Manchester United bought him with big hopes but he couldn't even perform properly. That long-running injury was a big hit to his career there. It must be the main reason why they would like to part ways with him. For quite a while Dalot has been playing in his position. Actually there isn't even a LB in the current formation. Amorim prefers wing backs instead because of using a 3-defender formation.  

But I think the Red Devils should think of buying a new LB instead of using Dalot there. He is playing as an inverted back because of the conditions as Luke Shaw is also injured. Luke Shaw also doesn't have much future here.

Manchester United has to think about how to overhaul their defensive line. I don't really care whether it's Dalot or Tyler. All of them are consistently playing badly, and deserved to be sold.

I'm still often seeing Amorim used Dalot as a part of his line-up, but this rarely happened with Tyler. he has to go out, otherwise, he will never step up. Tyler has no value anymore in this club.

He must leave whatever his situation.

I agree with youre view, at the moment the defense should be the main focus from Amorim to improve, not just Malacia that they have to get rid of if we look at how fragile their defense has been in recent seasons, sometimes Dalot, Maguire, even de ligt played very poorly when they were faced with a difficult match, in my opinion, to get the ideal squad and in accordance with Amorim criteria of course a complete overhaul has to be them do including in their defence at this time, in my opinion, apart from Mazraoui, there are no other defenders that Amorim deserves to keep in their defence and we can notice how the inconsistency and also the bad injury history from their defense players that has been there so far, has actually given Manchester United a big loss.

[bering]

Aston Villa have reach an agreement for Dortmund player transfer Donyell Malen it says Aston Villa will pay 23 million plus add ons fee 3 million and soon Donyell Malen will went to Aston Villa for medical check and according to his statistics Donyell Malen was play for Dortmund 14 times this season for Bundesliga matches and he scores 3 goals

Few days ago Donyell Malen was rumoured will leave Dortmund and he linked to several clubs mostly Premier League clubs but seems he choose Aston Villa has his next club but Premier league is not new for Donyell Malen because several years ago he was play with Arsenal U-23

[Black Mbaye]

The transfer of Noah Okafor is officially over. RB Leipzig will pay 1 million Euro for him on loan with an option to buy him at the end of the year for 25-28 million Euro. This option is not mandatory. He's a young player but his contribution to the offense is very limited. He didn't have a good game at AC Milan. Maybe he will play better in Germany. Since he was born in Switzerland, German is his native language and he will fit in well. I think RB Leipzig is a better team for him, but the option to buy price seems high to me. He has to show a very good performance for that fee to be paid.

Okafor will probably play better in the Bundesliga than in Italy. Because as you said, there is the language factor. He will not have any adaptation problems. That's why I expect him to be more effective in the matches they will play with Leipzig. He may not have adapted to Italy, he performed poorly in Milan, here is an opportunity for him and I expect him to show everyone how high quality he is once again. I hope he finds himself in the German league again. As for the transfer fee, I think this transfer fee can be considered normal for a promising 24-year-old player.

[SatoPrincess]

So, what's the news about this guy?, I heard a piece of good news if inter Miami will extend his contract for 2 years with the option can being loaned to a European League. this option is considered for him to maintain his fitness in order to perform in World Cup 2026 while off-season MLS. Surely if new scheme contract happens it will attract the interest of European clubs to recruit him.

As we know, Messi already misses playing in Europe. He really misses playing with his teammates in the national team. He assumes if he play intensely with his friend, will make it more cohesive to the world cup 2026.

I just hope it will happen, and hope he can play on England to make this league to be more competitive and interesting to watch on every week.

Honestly as years go by, the level of expectations I have from Messi decreases because age seems to be telling alot on his body language and fitness level, there is only little Messi can offer at this stage of hos career, it will be better to remain there in the MLS where the level of competition is reduced than to move to an European league and end up flopping for the sake of his legacy.

[Docnaster]

Tyrell Malacia could leave soon which isn't very surprising news. Manchester United bought him with big hopes but he couldn't even perform properly. That long-running injury was a big hit to his career there. It must be the main reason why they would like to part ways with him. For quite a while Dalot has been playing in his position. Actually there isn't even a LB in the current formation. Amorim prefers wing backs instead because of using a 3-defender formation. 

But I think the Red Devils should think of buying a new LB instead of using Dalot there. He is playing as an inverted back because of the conditions as Luke Shaw is also injured. Luke Shaw also doesn't have much future here.

As at the time Tyrell Malacia arrived at Manchester United, he showed great talents but I think what limited the young lad from living up to his full potentials is the constant injuries he's suffered.  At 25, I believe the Dutch defender can still find his best form again. A loan move I think will be a good deal for Manchester United had that's because they can recall him at the end of the season when he's probably returned back to his best again

[Pokapoka124]

Everton's situation is far better than last season when they got huge points deduction. It's the remind us how they tried so hard not to be relegated. I think they get back a spirit to repeat it. I call them as a very lucky club. They often placed at the relegation zone, but always able to stay away from there at the end of season.

Yeah very lucky team, they managed to pick up and revive their performances towards the end of every season is just shocking but let’s face fact that they might not always be lucky every season. It is better to play safe than struggling towards the end to survive relegation. It’s few weeks into the second half of the season, there is much time to tirn their bad form around and move up to mid table at least in a secure position to avoid relegation.

[SatoPrincess]

Salah is definitely already a huge legend not just for Liverpool but for the entire premier league. I mean dude is one of the greatest G/A contributors for the entire league and that is why he is in the record books and he is doing wonderful even right now, you would expect him to grow older and have worse performance but right now we are seeing how they are dealing with as well.

I am sure that he is going to be great and he is going to end up being a lot better. I end up thinking that things going to look much worse for Liverpool, because they are going to lose someone so crucial for them. I am sure that we are going to benefit seeing Salah staying, Liverpool should be paying him whatever he wants, for no matter how long he wants, he deserves it.

Mo Salah has been an important member of Liverpool team even after Sadio Mane’s departure when we all thought we will see the end of Salah’s reign when the Salah-Mane partnership will end but he stepped up to the challenge and carried the team through every season. He will definitely be missed when he leaves the club definitely, Slot should be preparing for life after Salah because it wouldn’t be easy replacing him.

[Akbarkoe]

Aston Villa have reach an agreement for Dortmund player transfer Donyell Malen it says Aston Villa will pay 23 million plus add ons fee 3 million and soon Donyell Malen will went to Aston Villa for medical check and according to his statistics Donyell Malen was play for Dortmund 14 times this season for Bundesliga matches and he scores 3 goals

Few days ago Donyell Malen was rumoured will leave Dortmund and he linked to several clubs mostly Premier League clubs but seems he choose Aston Villa has his next club but Premier league is not new for Donyell Malen because several years ago he was play with Arsenal U-23

I am not surprised why Donyell Malen chose the primary league again because it was the best and prestigious league also had a high level of competition, Aston Villa also played quite well and could compete this season, this would be very good for him to run his career there, and maybe will show himself to Arsenal that he is already great and able to give a very big influence on the club, and we know that Dortmund graduates are always good, is it possible to happen to Donyell Malen this time, I am very curious about how to debut later.
Although the track record at Dortmund does not have a very good achievement but does not rule out the possibility if given money to explore in the field the potential can be maximized.

[Pokapoka124]

Kyle Walker was left out of the Manchester City squad that thrashed Salford City 8:0 tonight and just immediately after the match, journalists asked Pep Guardiola why he decided to not include him in his squad and the Spanish manager responded by saying that Walker asked the club to allow him explore the options to play abroad. If truly Walker was the one who asked to be allowed to leave Manchester City, do you think it's right for him to leave the club in the middle of the season? And if Manchester City management has deemed it necessary to get rid of Walker from the club, do you think it's a good move? Let me read your thoughts

Kyle Walker has been a crucial player for Manchester City for many years now, giving everything for the club and fighting for trophies which he successfully achieved much with the club so I think it is normal for every player at some point in their career to make this hard decisions so if the news is true it is absolutely normal and understandable and I think granting his wish will be good also for the club.

[JeffBrad12]

Kyle Walker was left out of the Manchester City squad that thrashed Salford City 8:0 tonight and just immediately after the match, journalists asked Pep Guardiola why he decided to not include him in his squad and the Spanish manager responded by saying that Walker asked the club to allow him explore the options to play abroad. If truly Walker was the one who asked to be allowed to leave Manchester City, do you think it's right for him to leave the club in the middle of the season? And if Manchester City management has deemed it necessary to get rid of Walker from the club, do you think it's a good move? Let me read your thoughts

Kyle Walker has been a crucial player for Manchester City for many years now, giving everything for the club and fighting for trophies which he successfully achieved much with the club so I think it is normal for every player at some point in their career to make this hard decisions so if the news is true it is absolutely normal and understandable and I think granting his wish will be good also for the club.

Walker has been one of most important player in the squad, but he lost his form. City has enough reason to let him leave. He's old, has expensive wage, and already passed his peak. It's very wise to let him go, but he confirmed he rejected Saudi's approach, and wanna stay much longer in EU.

I'm only wondering which club is gonna sign him. Walker is good, but he has a expensive wage. It's not any club can afford his wage.

Since he has ruled out chance to play at Saudi. It's good if he goes to the Serie a or La liga.

[Spaceman1000$]

So, what's the news about this guy?, I heard a piece of good news if inter Miami will extend his contract for 2 years with the option can being loaned to a European League. this option is considered for him to maintain his fitness in order to perform in World Cup 2026 while off-season MLS. Surely if new scheme contract happens it will attract the interest of European clubs to recruit him.

As we know, Messi already misses playing in Europe. He really misses playing with his teammates in the national team. He assumes if he play intensely with his friend, will make it more cohesive to the world cup 2026.

I just hope it will happen, and hope he can play on England to make this league to be more competitive and interesting to watch on every week.

Honestly as years go by, the level of expectations I have from Messi decreases because age seems to be telling alot on his body language and fitness level, there is only little Messi can offer at this stage of hos career, it will be better to remain there in the MLS where the level of competition is reduced than to move to an European league and end up flopping for the sake of his legacy.

His stay at Inter Miami is preferable for me, he is one player that collects huge wages every week and most European teams will certainly consider his age and his level of contribution if he comes before they can agree on such contract, I don't want to argue about the fact that he is a good player because his one or two impacts will be felt if he moves into any club in Europe but i would want him to stay in the U.S where there is less competition compared to Europe and that will help him be at a moderate level of preparation till the 2026 World Cup considering his age. We all know European football, the level of expectations football fans will be expecting will be on a high scale, so for me there no need coming back, As a matter of fact, there is no legacy he hasn't achieved as a player in Europe so what's the point of coming back.

[Felicity_Tide]

If truly Walker was the one who asked to be allowed to leave Manchester City, do you think it's right for him to leave the club in the middle of the season?

We sometimes don't know that these players faces certain personal challenges sometimes. I learned recently that he is having issues with his marriage, and he is at a point of getting a divorce, and we all know how tough divorce cases can be on some people, especially footballers. After reading about that, it became clear to me why he hasn't been performing well.

And as for the question, i strongly believe that this decision was his call, so he should have it his way. If the divorce case ends up happening, then there is a need for him to make that move now. Saudi is consider a place to gather wealth especially for the footballers. Morever, he has won most of the club titles, if not all.

And if Manchester City management has deemed it necessary to get rid of Walker from the club, do you think it's a good move? Let me read your thoughts

I don't think Manchester city made this call. Though, pep is that type of manager that easily lets players go when they are of no use, but I'm not sure if that's the case here. I believe both parties respect the decision on ground, so no need to convince. And this won't be a problem for City at all. They have the money, so they can easily get replacement. Kimmich will be available as a free agent soon, so they might opt for him if need be.

[Asiska02]

Kyle Walker was left out of the Manchester City squad that thrashed Salford City 8:0 tonight and just immediately after the match, journalists asked Pep Guardiola why he decided to not include him in his squad and the Spanish manager responded by saying that Walker asked the club to allow him explore the options to play abroad. If truly Walker was the one who asked to be allowed to leave Manchester City, do you think it's right for him to leave the club in the middle of the season? And if Manchester City management has deemed it necessary to get rid of Walker from the club, do you think it's a good move? Let me read your thoughts

Walker is not a young player again and he has played and contributed to the success of Manchester City for some time now. If he wanted to explore other teams abroad, it is for his own good because if he stays longer than his time now, he may not have the chance to explore other leagues as his age won’t warrant him to do so. I doubt if Manchester City will be the one to have made him want to leave after all he has done for the club, but either ways, it’s a good move and a welcoming one it should be for both parties. With his experience and time being in the premier league, his records and achievements will pave way for him to get to play in other top leagues out of Europe. As he’s set to move out, the Saudi Professional League is an imminent option for him as I believe one of the top clubs there will be glad to have him play for them thereby bringing more relevance to the team and the Saudi Professional League.